Blue Prairie Group Executive Financial Planning

Offering financial planning to executives is a powerful way to attract and maintain key personnel. Blue Prairie Group's Executive Financial Planning will help your executives understand and appreciate the benefits they receive while maximizing their wealth.

We use a simple three-step process when working with executives:

Step1: Perform financial triage to identify and solve the most pressing issues.

Step 2: Create a custom Executive Perspective Financial Plan.

Step 3: Meet for regular check-ups to make sure the executive is on track to achieve his or her goals.

Our service offerings:

· Investment Planning

· Wealth Transfer Planning

· Retirement Planning

· Insurance Planning

· Planning Issues

   with Stock Options and

   Stock Diversification

· Income Tax Planning

· Cash Flow and

   Debt Management

· Education Funding

· Asset Allocation

If you have any comments or questions, please feel free to contact us.

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article:

A Better Way to Spend Your Investment Expense Budget

A 30-year long skirmish between supporters of active investment management and supporters of indexing has often turned to the differences in the costs between these two approaches. As new research on the topic demonstrates, the true cost of active management is much higher than most people think, and this leads us to an exploration of how an investor can use this insight to structure more effective portfolios.

By Gary M. Silverman, CFA

Chief Investment Officer

Blue Prairie Group

Full Article

seminar:

Overseeing Institutional Assets: Effective Processes, Good Results

Wednesday April 19, 2006

8 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Lake Room, University Center

525 S. State Street

Chicago, Illinois 60605

Please click here to register.

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